This semester, Emory Law is launching a new stipend program for first- and second-year juris doctor students who accept summer volunteer jobs at legal public sector and public interest organizations.
Each year, Emory Law's Center for Professional Development and Career Strategy hosts a professional development program, the Bass Career Summit, for all new students.
UnitedLex has announced an innovative "legal residency" program with Emory Law and three other top U. S. law schools.
Emory Law has once again been ranked 19th in U.S. News & World Report's assessment of U.S. law schools
Rita Sheffey has been named Emory Law's assistant dean for public service.
When Sue McAvoy retires later this summer, the legacy of her 20-year career will be its immense impact on the public interest community in Atlanta and throughout the country. Eighteen years ago, she started the Emory Public Interest Committee Inspiration Awards, which celebrate lawyers who do extraordinary work. The event raises funds to underwrite summer public interest jobs for up to 50 law students annually.
Emory University School of Law has announced the integration of its Office of Career Services with its recently established Center for Professional Development and Career Strategy (the Center), furthering its commitment to provide the best professional development resources for students.